Now, let’s turn to the timeline provided by Mak Asif:
- August 2022: Waseem Jr. was dropped from the Asia Cup due to a side strain.
- August 2022: Despite a side strain in the Asia Cup, he played one game.
- Rizwan suffered knee/back injuries in the Asia Cup and was subsequently dropped from the England home series.
- September 2022: Fakhar was dropped from the England home series due to a knee injury.
- October 2022: Hasan suffered a groin injury and was dropped from the tri-nation series against New Zealand.
- September 2021: Yasir Shah was dropped from the Bangladesh series due to a knee injury.
- June 2022: Shadab Khan was dropped from the Sri Lanka series due to a groin injury.
- July 2022: Despite a knee injury, he was carried along, missing the Netherlands series and Asia Cup.
I’ve heard that Mohammad Hasnain is undergoing rehabilitation in the UK. Harris is dealing with a strained muscle and has been bowling mostly in pain, now in the process of recuperation. Shaheen’s premature introduction in the ICC World Cup T20 2022 led to a significant breakdown in the final. Although there was an attempt to attribute it to a new injury sustained while fielding, it was likely an exacerbation of a previously partially healed knee injury. It’s known that he was taken to the Netherlands by the team’s physiotherapist, Cliffe Deacon, against the advice of PCB’s medical panel.
